uk-preppers.co.uk

Welcome on board. I spend plenty of time on Dartmoor. My folks still live on the edge of it.

After the experience with the last journo that was approved I wouldn't bother with this. She did the usual thing of asking a couple of 'I'm really interested' questions before giving her game away and asking the usual rubbish about knives etc. Funny, she hasn't posted once since she was roundly cond...

bunkai wrote:Plymouth fallout:

plymouth-nuke.jpg

Would be a bit of a shame seeing as Dartmoor is one of my favourite places.

First aid kit. Foil blanket. Swiss Army Knife. Water. Tactical pen (for breaking glass in the event of an accident). All legal but never underestimate the ability of the cops to prey on joe public's ignorance of the law. The reason so many know your rights type cards etc are given out at protests is...

Having been brought up in the south west I always assumed that Plymouth and surrounding areas would cop it big time because of the naval base and other military sites in the vicinity.

I think it's pretty impossible to know how exactly you'd react in such circumstances. We can sit here now and say life won't be worth living but it's amazing how much the human survival instinct kicks in under the most seemingly hopeless of circumstances.

Welcome onboard. Which part of Scotland?

I read a book a few months ago called 'A Slow Death - 83 days of radiation sickness' it followed a very unfortunate chap called Hisashi Ouchi who was exposed to one of the highest known doses of radiation in the Tokaimura nuclear incident, that was way before Fukishima. The book is absolutely heart...

Are the gels and sprays something you're just supposed to use if there's no water to run the wound under or can you use them after you've finished doing that? ?

I can see where people are coming from in terms of 'I'd run for the mushroom cloud' in terms of nuclear warfare. I recently saw a medical report and photos of two scientists who died during the Manhattan Project and it ain't pretty.